Anyone have advice on this one?

My page is choking on jquery tabs in everything except Safari. I've
checked it validates at W3C and now a bit stumped.

My page is an XML file converted into XHTML client-side using XSLT,
I've got quite a bit of jquery working but now I'm guessing there is
some limitation working with XML/XSL because I can get tabs working
using a nearly identical static HTML page.

As of the last Firebug release I can't inspect the page properly so I
may need to switch to server-side transforms but I'd like to
understand whether I have the option of continuing to use XSL client-
side with jquery.

This is how I'm calling the tabs function.

$(window).bind('load', function() {
        $('#container-1 > ul').tabs();
});

and this is how I'm laying out the divs (just like the wiki demo)

This is what Firefox gives as an error -

missing ; before statement
[Break on this error] hideFx = o.fx[0] ||Â baseFx, showFx = o.fx[1] ||
 baseFx;\n
ui.tabs.js (line 207)
$("#container-1 > ul").tabs is not a function
[Break on this error] <endFrame>996948</endFrame>

Any thoughts?

Thanks
  .M.

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